SCIENCE

Aquilonifer spinosus, dubbed 'the kite runner', roamed Earth's oceans 430 million years ago.

School Daze the pup may be suffering from toxic algae that causes brain damage, experts have said.

The heat-related death toll could top 27,000 by 2100.

The ivory that has been secured is being held in a stock room in Nairobi, and will be torched on 30 April.

Mexico contains over 3,000 volcanoes - but only 14 are considered active.

Ritual human sacrifices allowed hierarchical societies to emerge and for ruling elite to keep hold of power.

Using laser techniques could help us hide from aliens - or communicate with them.

Vikings Unearthed will air on 4 April on BBC One and PBS following discovery if new archaeological site.

Human remains at the "Plain of Jars" could shed light on ancient burial practices and cultures.

The successful launch takes the firm one step closer to space travel

Jamie Rendon caught bizarre shark while fishing in Cabo corridor but released it back into the sea.

Those who live close to rivers have been advised to leave their homes and move to safer places.

Researchers find evidence of Hannibal crossing a pass called the Col de Traversett to invade Italy.

The at-risk Mexican red-crowned parrot is making a healthy new home in California and Texas

Temperature could rise up to 18C in London and up to 17C in central and southern England on Sunday.

Study says Earth passed through an interstellar cloud 66 million years ago, cooling the planet and killing dinosaurs.

The Indonesian department for immigration said it will investigate the comments made by the Hollywood star.

No traces of ancient indigenous DNA are found in modern Native Americans, suggesting it was 'wiped out'.

Scientists find four phases of societal collapse of Pueblo civilisation over 500 years.

Efforts to increase tiger population in the next six years could work since sufficient wild habitat remains.

Giant rats have been trained to sniff out explosives in Africa, and they are now also being used in Cambodia.

The biggest shark ever found in the ocean was outcompeted for food

More research required to say if the Pharaoh's tomb hides secret burial chamber of Queen Nefertiti.

The epicenter of the earthquake was about 170km south east of Osaka.

Surfer, 22, lost much of his left thigh and damaged his hand fighting for his life.

UK greenhouse gas emissions were 7.7% lower in 2014 at 514.4 million tonnes carbon dioxide equivalent from 2013.

If discovery pans out, it could rewrite Viking history.

Afia means 'Friday born child' in Ghanaian and over 9,000 votes were cast to decide her name.

Deep brain neural circuits found to determine whether a fight will be won or lost.